'Tonight': Random People, Questions With Chelsea Handler

Chelsea Handler and Jimmy Fallon take turns answering questions asked by random people on the streets of New York City, no matter how absurd or personal the query. (Published Tuesday, May 23, 2017)

Chelsea Handler says she is ending her weekly Netflix talk show after two seasons in order to focus on political activism.

Handler says in a statement that she plans to devote as much time as she can to become "a more knowledgeable and engaged citizen" and take on projects that have personal significance. The comedian adds that her goal is to be better informed and "participate in a more meaningful way."

Handler says a Netflix documentary is in the works where she will engage with "people of different ethnicities, religions and political philosophies."

Handler launched "Chelsea" on Netflix last year after a seven-year run on E! hosting the nightly "Chelsea Lately," which ended in 2014.

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(Published Wednesday, March 20, 2019)

Handler says new episodes of "Chelsea" will stream each week until the end of the year.